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14 hours 41 minutes ago #315387 by BIS
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Replied by BIS on topic Fixed term PIP ending. Told to reapply
Hi BingoBill
I'm glad some progress has been made. Let's hope it's not long before you have an appeal date.
BIS
I'm glad some progress has been made. Let's hope it's not long before you have an appeal date.
BIS
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14 hours 31 minutes ago #315388 by Sum
I had the same situation. i rejected the revised offer, but interestingly i dont recall them advising i could still appeal even after accepting '
Can someone explain this ? does the claimant have to submit a fresh appeal on the new decision or original appeal rolls on regardless ?? so confused
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Replied by Sum on topic Fixed term PIP ending. Told to reapply
DWP contacted me, offering a revised award. They said I could still appeal the revised offer, even if I accepted it.
I had the same situation. i rejected the revised offer, but interestingly i dont recall them advising i could still appeal even after accepting '
Can someone explain this ? does the claimant have to submit a fresh appeal on the new decision or original appeal rolls on regardless ?? so confused
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12 hours 40 minutes ago #315393 by denby
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Hi BingoBill, they tried this on with me, with a phonecall out of the blue.
The woman tried to cut a deal saying if they upped the daily living would I accept the standard mobility? Although shaking with nerves at the unexpected personal contact, I managed to hold my cool , knowing that my mobility was probably the easiest to justify the enhanced award for, and told her I would carry on with my appeal. I would not accept the "offer." Within a couple of days I had notice they had caved in and awarded me enhanced on both.
So I didn't even have to go through the actual appeal. Having twice been to our daughter's Appeal hearings I was glad of that!
I hope you are successful too.
Denby
The woman tried to cut a deal saying if they upped the daily living would I accept the standard mobility? Although shaking with nerves at the unexpected personal contact, I managed to hold my cool , knowing that my mobility was probably the easiest to justify the enhanced award for, and told her I would carry on with my appeal. I would not accept the "offer." Within a couple of days I had notice they had caved in and awarded me enhanced on both.
So I didn't even have to go through the actual appeal. Having twice been to our daughter's Appeal hearings I was glad of that!
I hope you are successful too.
Denby
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